Malta-based RiskCherry continues to expand its international presence, securing jurisdictional approvals in several markets within the past month.

The latest addition is Santa Fe, Argentina, where the company has been entered into the provincial register of laboratories authorised to issue certificates.

Prior to Santa Fe, RiskCherry also secured approvals in Bulgaria, Buenos Aires province, Croatia and Colombia. According to RiskCherry CEO Rob Fell, the company has a further 12 jurisdictions currently in progress.

The latest expansion brings RiskCherry’s presence to four jurisdictions in Latin America. The company entered Brazil in 2025 and now operates across 20 markets in Europe and North America.

“Five markets in three months is not a burst of activity; it is what we built the company to do,” said RiskCherry CEO Rob Fell.

Headquartered in Malta, RiskCherry is an independent testing laboratory serving the online casino industry. The company specialises in providing fast and accessible certification services to operators and other industry stakeholders.





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